Sports Injuries And Prevention

adjective a term used to describe a person whose legs curve outward at the knees

• The doctor noted that the patient had a bowlegged stance.
• He walks around looking all bowlegged like he's been riding a horse all day.
• She's got those bowlegged legs that make her look like a cowboy.
• His argument was so weak, it was like a bowlegged chair trying to support a heavy load.

noun the act of reaching beyond one's grasp or authority

verb to reach or extend beyond a certain point or limit

• The company's attempt to expand into new markets resulted in an overreach that ultimately led to financial losses.
• He always overreaches when he tries to show off his skills in front of others.
• Don't overreach, dude, just stick to what you know.
• Her ambition to become a famous singer may be an overreach considering her lack of musical talent.

noun a person who has splayfeet, or feet that are turned outward at an angle

• The podiatrist diagnosed the patient with splayfoot, a condition where the feet turn outward at an angle.
• I noticed my friend has splayfoot because his feet point outwards when he walks.
• Dude, your splayfoot is making you walk funny.
• Her splayfooted stance in the meeting symbolized her lack of confidence.

noun Achilles is a proper noun referring to a hero in Greek mythology who was known for his strength and bravery.

• The doctor diagnosed the patient with an achilles tendon injury.
• I heard that Tom tore his achilles playing basketball.
• I can't believe I pulled my achilles during the race.
• His pride was his achilles heel, causing him to make careless mistakes.